(there are ways, but they're time intensive and/or require a different skill set. 

Good Evening,I have a question, so I bought a rental property with tenants in place, The previous landlord didn't require them to have a security deposit, How would I go by with telling them that I required a security deposit, also they pay at the end of the month for the month they been on, I would like to have them pay rent the month before. so for example have them pay the rent this month for the upcoming month and so on, how would I go about doing that.

While I'm not sure specifically if they or any companies that offer Damage Protection coverage for 2 - 6 month stays, I know some people require a security deposit for longer stays (sometimes only half month) to mitigate damage risk and sometimes renters insurance as well.

Cozy's processor is required to reverse the payment. 

Your desire to avoid a few pennies in taxes makes for a very convoluted description of the proposed transaction.

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I have some work needing done that requires permits and the contractors aren't licensed in the city where the permit is needed.

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

The money needed for these properties would regularly require a greater than 8% return in other investments to receive the same cash flow if paid off.

I've thought about buying on the high end of what I could afford (in highly desirable areas) in the hopes the property values will climb.Should I forgo financing entirely and buy something "cheap" that I can pay in cash or take a minimal mortgage on?